It’s not just about whips and leather
Symon Hill: International Fetish Day is something we can all celebrate – almost everyone has a fetish, after all
Hanging out and hooking up
Meg Kane: Young people are rejecting antiquated dating rituals in favour of casual dating and hooking up. They may be on to something
Realm of the peers
Straight Talking employs teenage parents to tell it like it is to other young people in schools around the country in a bid to reduce pregnancies
How Hollywood grew up about teen sex
Henry Barnes: American Pie may have been hailed as lewd and crude, but it actually displayed a new maturity about the coming of age experience. Now Sex Drive steps things up a gear
Teenagers targeted by the government in pre-Christmas safe sex campaign
The government is to launch a TV campaign to encourage young people to use condoms to combat the rise in teen pregnancies in the Christmas party season. By Mark Sweney
UK rides high in new index of casual sex
British men and women are among the world's most promiscuous, an international survey has found
Japan workers told to go home and procreate
The aim is to allow working mothers and fathers to spend more time with their children and find the time and energy to have more sex
Free morning-after pills on offer
British Pregnancy Advisory Service to provide advance supplies of emergency contraception for Christmas period
Shock tactics
Anti-abortion campaigners are being allowed into schools to present their arguments to teenagers, and are making converts. But what about the facts? Kate Hilpern reports
Scenes of a sexual nature
Abigail Jones: Teenagers may see a lot of nooky on popular TV programmes, but they should still learn about safe sex from their parents
Alert over clubber with HIV
Women in Leicester urged to get check-up if they had unprotected sex between 2002 and 2007
Children need to know about sex and all its consequences
Editorial: 'Sex Education' is not about making children more proficient at sex, but increasing their general awareness
Let’s talk about sex
Joanna Moorhead: Why are we so afraid of sex education? We need to realise that being open and honest is not the same as being permissive
Missing piece of the wellbeing puzzle
Making sex education compulsory will ensure children have the knowledge and confidence to make responsible choices, writes Anna Martinez
Sex education made compulsory in all schools
No opt-out for faith schools, says minister, though they will still be able to teach their beliefs about sex